You know handset vendors like Samsung , LG, HTC and Motorola. You’ve probably even heard that manufacturers such as Pantech , Sharp and Acer produce phones as well
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BLU Studio 5.3 and Touch Book 7.0 hands-on
On February 2, 2012, In Gadgets, by brumek13
You know handset vendors like Samsung , LG, HTC and Motorola. You’ve probably even heard that manufacturers such as Pantech , Sharp and Acer produce phones as well
On January 24, 2012, In Gadgets, by TomFray
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Nook Simple Touch got a bit of freshening up thanks to some new code, and now it’s the Kindle Touch’s turn for an upgrade. Amazon has just released software version 5.0.3 for its newest e-reader that brings “general software improvements” to the device. We’re not sure exactly what that means, but we do know the update will be delivered via WiFi in the next few weeks, and anxious owners interested in grabbing it now can head on down to the source link below
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Nook Simple Touch got a bit of freshening up thanks to some new code, and now it’s the Kindle Touch’s turn for an upgrade. Amazon has just released software version 5.0.3 for its newest e-reader that brings “general software improvements” to the device. We’re not sure exactly what that means, but we do know the update will be delivered via WiFi in the next few weeks, and anxious owners interested in grabbing it now can head on down to the source link below
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Kindle Touch gets new software version 5.0.3
On January 22, 2012, In Gadgets, by IngrumDarrington790
On January 13, 2012, In Gadgets, by helobka23
Another smote at the hearts of those who failed to reach the fire sale in time: CyanogenMod 9 is bringing some ICS flavor to the TouchPad and it’s apparently not far off. The video after the break gives us a glimpse of some remarkably stable operation, especially considering how tricky it was bringing CM7 to HP’s slate
Another smote at the hearts of those who failed to reach the fire sale in time: CyanogenMod 9 is bringing some ICS flavor to the TouchPad and it’s apparently not far off. The video after the break gives us a glimpse of some remarkably stable operation, especially considering how tricky it was bringing CM7 to HP’s slate
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HP’s TouchPad running Ice Cream Sandwich? Mmmm, thanks CM9 (video)
On January 10, 2012, In Gadgets, by braciejo41
Parrot’s AR.Drone 2.0 may have been one of the more joy-inducing wares we’ve seen here at CES, but that was yesterday. Today, we dare to say that that one of two audio devices just unveiled (and designed by Philippe Starck , we might add) has our jaw dropping, and our ears tingling — the absolutely gorgeous Zik Bluetooth touch-activated headset, pictured above. The Zik’s loaded with goodies — Bluetooth connectivity, active-noise cancellation, NFC and touch controls on either earcup, not to mention its jawbone and “presence” sensors among a few other notable tidbits like its DSP-enabling app that adds a “concert-type” vibe to its sound
Parrot’s AR.Drone 2.0 may have been one of the more joy-inducing wares we’ve seen here at CES, but that was yesterday. Today, we dare to say that that one of two audio devices just unveiled (and designed by Philippe Starck , we might add) has our jaw dropping, and our ears tingling — the absolutely gorgeous Zik Bluetooth touch-activated headset, pictured above. The Zik’s loaded with goodies — Bluetooth connectivity, active-noise cancellation, NFC and touch controls on either earcup, not to mention its jawbone and “presence” sensors among a few other notable tidbits like its DSP-enabling app that adds a “concert-type” vibe to its sound
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Parrot reveals Starck-designed Zik Bluetooth touch-activated headset, Zikmu Solo wireless tower speaker (hands-on)
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by brumek13
Heard of Microsoft Surface ? Sure you have. It’s the tech that takes capacitive touch and smears it across a table-like design
Heard of Microsoft Surface ? Sure you have. It’s the tech that takes capacitive touch and smears it across a table-like design
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3M Touch Systems 46-inch Projected Capacitive Display hands-on (video)
Neonode’s NN1001 optical touch controller tracks gestures with any object, ‘gloved fingers’ included
On January 4, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by klubetor
Neonode’s name isn’t plastered on your spate of gizmos, but if you’ve purchased a touchscreen-based device in the past year or so, there’s a better-than-average chance that it’s technology is tucked within. In the run-up to CES, the outfit is introducing the world’s first ultra-low power single-chip optical touch controller, NN1001
Neonode’s name isn’t plastered on your spate of gizmos, but if you’ve purchased a touchscreen-based device in the past year or so, there’s a better-than-average chance that it’s technology is tucked within. In the run-up to CES, the outfit is introducing the world’s first ultra-low power single-chip optical touch controller, NN1001
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Neonode’s NN1001 optical touch controller tracks gestures with any object, ‘gloved fingers’ included
On January 4, 2012, In Gadgets, by TamelaLapid763
Though HP announced two desktops today, the most interesting tidbit might not be the computers, but the software installed on them. As the company releases new hardware, it’s also rolling out a revamped version of its TouchSmart UI.
Though HP announced two desktops today, the most interesting tidbit might not be the computers, but the software installed on them. As the company releases new hardware, it’s also rolling out a revamped version of its TouchSmart UI.
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HP renames its TouchSmart software Magic Canvas, plans to install it on all desktops (even non-touch ones)
On December 18, 2011, In Gadgets, by helobka23
Looks like the honeymoon is ending a little early for some Galaxy Nexus users — a pair of RootzWiki threads say that the device is struggling to maintain multitouch in some situations.
Looks like the honeymoon is ending a little early for some Galaxy Nexus users — a pair of RootzWiki threads say that the device is struggling to maintain multitouch in some situations.
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Galaxy Nexus users reporting touchscreen trouble, lower scores in multitouch games (video)
While the Android tablets continue to roll in , Apple can still lay claim to the lion’s share of the tablet market according to IDC’s latest report. Its research suggests that the iPad holds onto 61.5 percent of the worldwide market share, down from 63.3 percent last quarter. Android devices in total also saw a slight contraction, down from 33.2 percent to 32.4 percent
While the Android tablets continue to roll in , Apple can still lay claim to the lion’s share of the tablet market according to IDC’s latest report. Its research suggests that the iPad holds onto 61.5 percent of the worldwide market share, down from 63.3 percent last quarter. Android devices in total also saw a slight contraction, down from 33.2 percent to 32.4 percent
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IDC: iPad maintains tablet dominance, HP’s TouchPad fire sale burned brightly